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Boots is owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance WBA. So employees under WBA get discounts at stores…read moreunder that umbrella. However I did not get my employee discount when I shopped here for some everyday essentials. I was very disappointed but also nerdy excited about seeing a Boots in person.

Was staying in a terrible Covent Garden hotel which had no toiletries at all and needed to buy some…read moreshampoo, conditioner, and body wash. They had a decent section of travel sized toiletries to choose from. For an American this store is like Sephora downstairs and CVS upstairs - pretty great! Prices a little high but it's London.

David, the Polish guy at Boots in the Covent Garden Location was incredible! We went in as a family…read moreand he got all three of us sorted out with medications, hair products you name it! Highly recommended!

Great shop! Beauty and pharmacy goods along with souvenirs. I took my students here to buy…read moresouvenirs and some sunscreen and enjoyed the experience. Two stories, this place is huge.

Traveling from US; had a couple of issues; the staff was very helpful in getting me literally back…read moreon my feet! Very friendly and helpful!

Great spot to get your French skincare products while in London. Their prices are very competitive…read moreand their online prices are even better! Come check it out if you're in Oxford Circle. Customer representatives are also very helpful and friendly.

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A neighborhood chemist carries 24-count Nurofen packs, just what I need to survive Mondays…read more I'm a bit bummed that they close so early on in the weekday (around 4-ish I think,) and closed entirely on the weekends. To be fair, so do other small businesses in this office district. They carry lots of condoms, too.

I've worked near this chemist for nearly four years, but I'd never had occasion to go inside until…read moretoday. I've been in some ill health recently and needed to collect a prescription. Although my visit was brief I was struck by the kindly demeanour of the gent who gave me my medicine - a real contrast to many of the doctors, nurses and other medical staff I've encountered since I became ill. When you're coping with poor health, little things like bedside manner make all the difference. But this is all too easily forgotten. So hats off to Kalmak Chemist for their gentle treatment this afternoon.

Store has everything you need. Open late so ideal when travelling during the evening. Always great…read moreservice from Dean.

Boots at London Victoria Station is a pretty solid branch considering its main purpose is to serve…read morethe train station it is located in, there is a large to-go food and drink offering as well as a small selection of medications and toiletries. The Pharmacy was unstaffed, and after waiting for a couple of minutes I just gave up. The store did seem a little understaffed considering how busy it was at a non-peak time. Prices are a little high, but you have to expect that for a travel location. The store was mostly clean and clutter-free, it was easy to get around, but anything other than that would be rather odd for such a small store. 3* - This store is okay, but due to staffing issues, I would only recommend using this branch if you are in a rush ahead of getting a train, if you have more time the other nearby Boots stores including the one in Victoria Place would be much better.